Sentence examples for fairly hypothetical from inspiring English sources
Around 20 years ago, he recounted, Dr. Scarborough began studying maps of Tikal created in the 1960's by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and came up with a "fairly hypothetical" idea of how the ancient Mayans might have controlled water.
Generally, however, it has to be emphasized that owing to the incomplete knowledge of all metabolic objectives and their relative importance in a given metabolic state of the hepatocyte and, furthermore, the idealized assumption of a perfect metabolic optimization renders flux predictions by FBA fairly hypothetical and certainly less reliable compared to MFA or kinetic modeling techniques.
Imagine, for a second, that the US were to permit Mexico to use fighter jets to bomb American gun dealers that sold arms to Mexican drug cartels--a hypothetical fairly analogous to the situation in Pakistan.
Analyzing a fairly large sample of hypothetical proteins using our annotation model indicates that a general function can be predicted for a sizeable number.
Any hypothetical plant resource must have been fairly widespread, as Nigersaurus and the iguanodontian Lurdusaurus [46] were the most common megaherbivores of the day.
So imagine a hypothetical high-school soccer team of 20 girls, a fairly typical roster size, and multiply it by the conservative estimate of 200 exposures a season.
The right-hand column of Table 3 shows a hypothetical but plausible pattern of time-dependent HRs, representing an initially fairly large treatment effect (HR = 0.65) which disappears (HR = 1.0) by t = 10 years.
Those are the main reason why we have also develop a new tool, findAS, that allowed us to fairly explore splicing junctions behavior without any constrain linked to the reconstruction of hypothetical full length transcripts.
The entirely hypothetical (or is it?) topic of a zombie invasion has actually become a fairly common debate for disaster response groups.
To take a completely hypothetical situation, let's say you own, oh, an iPhone, and you live, oh, in a metropolis that fairly bristles with cell towers.
